Tools for Managing BroadWorks: NFM vs CSA

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Updated:March 26, 2021
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Several tools are available to help maintain/analyze the BroadWorks software level and log files.

Here are the main differences between the NFM (Network Function Manager) and the CSA (Collaboration Solutions Analyzer) tools:

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